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Generates a HTML string of the tags associated with the current post. The name of each tag will be linked to the relevant 'tag' page. You can tell the function to put a string before and after all the tags, and in between each tag. Differently from get_the_category_list, this tag must be used inside 'The Loop'.
<?php $tag_list = get_the_tag_list( $before = 'before', $sep = 'seperator', $after = 'after' ) ?>
This function does not display anything - if you want to put it straight onto the page, you should use echo (get_the_tag_list()). Alternatively, you can assign it to a variable for further use by using $foo = get_the_tag_list().
The variables are all optional, and should be placed in the order 'before', 'separator', 'after'. You can use HTML inside each of the fields.
This outputs the list of tags inside a paragraph, with tags separated by commas.
<?php
echo get_the_tag_list('<p>Tags: ',', ','</p>');
?>
This would return something like.
<p> Tags: <a href="tag1">Tag 1</a>, <a href="tag2">Tag 2</a>, ... </p>
This checks if the post has any tags, and if there are, outputs them to a standard unordered list.
<?php
if(get_the_tag_list()) {
get_the_tag_list('<ul><li>','</li><li>','</li></ul>');
}
?>
This will return something in the form:
<ul> <li><a href="tag1">Tag 1</a></li> <li><a href="tag2">Tag 2</a></li> ... </ul>
You can add classes and styles with CSS, as necessary.
Since: 2.3.0
the_tags, tag_description, single_tag_title, wp_tag_cloud, wp_generate_tag_cloud, get_tags, get_the_tags, get_the_tag_list, get_tag_link